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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

End buyer/investor ROI and net profit analysis
I've seen on most websites that wholesalers keep it simple when advertising to end buyers/investor. For example
ARV 100,000
SELLERS PRICE 20,000
REHAB/RENO 1,000
PROFIT 79,000
but does the end buyer/investor want a complete breakdown of his expenses (closing, holding, etc.) Subtracted from the profit to show a more accurate profit?
Im currently trying to come up with a ROI for the end buyer but i get to deep into how much he will spend but in reality im not exactly sure how much he or she will have to spend but sure they know. So is that something they factor into the profit?